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• Experience with cryo-EM is preferred, though not required • A strong background in protein-related research, including molecular cloning, protein expression, and protein purification • A strong record of
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of the underlying interactions. The approach uses a combination of conventional (rapid kinetics, protein engineering, X-ray crystallography) and innovative (smFRET, cryo-EM) biophysical techniques. Current projects
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, or molecular biology and have experience in cryo-EM structural analysis of macromolecular complexes or in the study of cellular RNA polymerase transcription. Applications must be submitted electronically and
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biology, biochemistry and biophysical chemistry. The position requires a PhD in Chemistry (or an equivalent doctorate in an appropriate field) with a focus on cryogenic electron microscopy (Cryo-EM) and/or
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transporters, which play critical roles in human physiology and pathophysiology. Available projects include cryo-EM structure determination and electrophysiological studies of mechanism, tightly integrated with